Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 15_10.03.2012
In This Issue:
  • Review> Possible Palladios
    Five centuries after Andrea Palladio, author adds to the understanding of the revolutionary architect.
  • Obit> Walter Pichler, 1936-2012
    Eva Branscome remembers the contributions of the visionary Austrian avant-garde artist.
  • Review> MoMA's Rabble Rousers
    New exhibition emphasizes architecture and urbanism's potential role for political engagement.
  • Q+A> Alejandro Zaera-Polo
    Princeton's new architecture dean discusses post-economic-crisis opportunities and academic realities.
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  • Crit> Adjaye's D.C. Libraries
    Two new libraries by David Adjaye push accessibility, transparency, and sense of ownership to the forefront.
  • Americans in Venice
    Architects and designers from the US had a larger footprint at the Venice Biennale than ever before.
  • Q+A> Mark Robbins
    Syracuse's former architecture dean reflects on architecture and his new role as director of the International Center of Photography.
  • Securing Diplomacy
    Recent attacks challenge OBO Design Excellence.
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  • Editorial> Planning from Plaza to Plate
    Alan G. Brake calls for more comprehensive New York City and statewide agricultural infrastructure.
  • Average Pace
    University expanding Lower Manhattan campus with dorms by developers.
  • Plaza Flex
    The Met plays nice with neighbors in effort to stay on schedule.
  • Give Me Your Tired Monuments
    Statue of Liberty to reopen with improved accessibility.
  • Obit> Tony Goldman, 1943-2012
    Developer and arts patron put architecture first.
  • Open> Restaurant
    Herzog & de Meuron's Miami parking garage is topped with a breathtaking rooftop lounge.
  • Unveiled> Woodbridge Library Redesign
    Bing Thom reimagines Washington, D.C.'s Woodbridge Library for modern times.
  • Feature> Brownsteel
    The Barclays Center's undulating bands of rusted metal panels reach out to Brownstone Brooklyn.
  • Feature> Going Mod?
    Atlantic Yards could bring the tallest modular construction building in the world to Brooklyn.